R.I.P Dr. Kemeri: The Patriot of Junub Thudan
4 min readR.I.P Diktoor Kemeri: Tributes to the True Patriot of Junub Thudan
PaanLuel Wël: Diktoor Gribani Kemeri Dejango served his people wholeheartedly both in the bushes, the famous Chukudum hospital that rivaled Lokichogio hospital, during the liberation struggle and in Juba in the post independent South Sudan. He was one soul that embodied the true spirit of Junub Thudan for, although he was an Equatorian by heritage, he was widely known to and beloved by all South Sudanese irrespective of their tribal heritages. RIP diktoor Kemeri….
Highway Chulbaar: South Sudan has indeed loss a great person. I remember him in Nimule and Yei when he used to treat wounded SPLA soldiers in the 1990s..He was also very expert in an appendix operation.. R.I.P GIANT!
Kamzee Awuol De-yen Arokdit: What a great lost! Mighty Dr Kemeri you are a legend of life, a saving hand have left… Dr, South Sudanese will ever miss your caring hands but will never forget your dear and whole hearted sacrifices.
Ajak Deng Chiengkou: Dr. Kemeri deserved a high class medal of honour or anything in his name. His work can never be describe and his dedication will never be found to those who knew him. He served, save lives and inspired generations. May God rest his soul in peace.
Kur Achiek Kur: He will be missed by all the poor South Sudanese who can not affort treatment abroad – he was among the few best Dr South Sudanese had – my condolences to his family and friends – God rest his soul in peace
Dau Duot Diing: Imagine Ajakda,he deserve maximums respect and honor. Rest in peace Dr Kemeri,the nation that you served with your full energy and time won’t forget your efforts.
Nyibol Chol: Ajak, the death dr Kemire is a bad to hold South Sudan; he really worked hard for his country. Yesterday I just went to his place and found it lock and just had right know he has just gone may the God rest his soul in peace.
Jakaria Atem: Rest in peace Dr. Kemeri for your last tireless work in Ashwa during the SPLA’s Operation Jungle Storm (OJS) operations will keep you in our hearts and lips in our history. May God be with you.
Kuol Malual: What? is that true.we lost Dr.kemeri,a man of life,man of white heart.he is the only doctor who did big role in south sudan.may ur soul rest in peace Dr.
Ajak Ayual Diing: RIP Major General Dr.Gribani Kemeri. You did a great job during the dark days of struggle.. Treating SPLA wounded heroes during the days of Operation Jungle Storm (OJS) and Operation Thunder Bolt (OTB). Your days in Labone and Nimule are still fresh in our minds.. A very humble renowned Surgeon. RIP General
Chol Ajak-Agilbiok: Great human being, a wonderful Dr and a true South Sudanese.
Jon Pen: WE’VE LOST A HERO! Dr. Kameri Gribani Jango, the revolutionary times’ life saver of our wounded heroes of the war of liberation has passed on in a Nairobi hospital after a terminal illness! I can’t stop reminiscing my best days with him when I was a Face Foundation medical officer in Lobone IDP Camp in 2004/5/6/7. He saved many lives after many battles of the major operations in the 90s: especially the ODN (Operation Deng Nhial) in Bahr al Ghazal, OJS (Operation Jungle Storm) in Eastern Equatoria, from Pogee to Jebelein in 1995/6, and OTB (Operation Thunderbolt) in Central Equatoria, from Kaya through Yei to Mile 40 in 1997. Thumb up to NPA (that we jokingly used to call ‘Norwegian People’s Army’), the only dedicated liberation NGO those good old days before it was affected by the TROIKA’s position in the post-liberation South Sudan. RIP, great surgeon of South Sudan… just two weeks after we lost another top scientist at a regrettable age, Dr. Ding Chol Dau! This nation is indeed regressing!
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